Shown on Al Jazeera, and Business Insider:
Source – Al Jazeera
Source – Business Insider
An ENDO Apparel customer post selfie, and mid handshake with Highway Patrol Captain Ron Johnson.
People told me they saw the shirt on CNN and Fox too, but I don’t have links to any of those videos or pictures. There are a lot of cameras and microphones in both those pictures so I wouldn’t be surprised if the shirt was shown more places.
Any of you actual lawyers or armchair lawyers know if I can legally put “As seen on *cnn logo* *aljazeera logo* *business insider logo* *fox logo*” etc… on my sites to boost my ego? The list is getting quite long, with multiples on lots of them too… or is this considered a NO FLEX ZONE? Let me know in the comments.
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You could…carefully…and generally with permission, as long as you aren’t diluting or damaging the trademarks, but you’d have to make it clear that each logo is a registered trademark of the respective organization, you are in no way affiliated, and they in no way promote your product. And even then…expect cease and desist letters and maybe lawsuits.*
Best practice would be to use “As seen on TV,” which is currently in the public domain.*
*I’m not your lawyer, you’re not my client, I’m not giving you legal advice you should rely on. Consult an attorney in your jurisdiction for legal counsel. This response is a general answer to a specific question asked by a specific person and should by no means be considered applicable to your legal issues.
Thanks Benjamin, I’ll tread lightly then!
You need to make a new batch. KEEP CALM THEN RIOT.
For area shop owners:
Keep calm and guard
Your store with one
(Or two)
STEAL CIGARS THEN RIOT
Sorry to be a buzzkill but that doesn’t look like a 1911 to me.
It’s not a 1911. The version you see is now discontinued. I sell the 1911 version at ENDOapparel.com still though!